Which of the following indicates that a flowchart continues on another page?

• A. Dotted line
• B. Curved arrow
• C. Circle connector
• D. Process box

Answer: (C)

The symbol used to show that the flow continues on another page is the circle connector. In multi-page flowcharts, you place a small circle with a label where the process leaves one page, and the same labeled circle appears at the top of the next page to indicate the path continues. This off-page connector keeps the sequence clear across pages without cluttering a single page.

Dotted lines aren’t standard indicators of page continuation; they’re often used for reference or indirect/optional relationships. A curved arrow shows the flow between two steps on the same page, not a page jump. A simple process box just represents a step in the process, with no implication about moving to another page.